aeidon is a Python package that provides classes and functions for dealing with text-based subtitle files of many different formats. Functions exist for reading and writing subtitle files as well as manipulating subtitle data, i.e. positions (times or frames) and texts.
The latest stable release is available via PyPI.
pip install -U aeidon
https://otsaloma.io/gaupol/doc/api/aeidon.html
When packaging both aeidon and gaupol in a Linux distro, it's best to
use the switches in the main setup.py for a consistent whole.
sudo python3 setup.py --without-gaupol install --prefix=/usr/local
sudo python3 setup.py --without-aeidon install --prefix=/usr/local
Note that the --with-* and --without-* are global options and must
be placed before any commands.
Of the dependencies listed in the README.md file,
iso-codes and charset-normalizer are to be associated with aeidon. If
aeidon is installed using the --without-iso-codes switch, then
iso-codes is required instead of optional. gaupol should depend on the
remaining dependencies as well as aeidon of the same version.
The aeidon package is part of the Gaupol subtitle editor, where the other package, gaupol, provides the GTK user interface.
Separating a user interface independent general-purpose subtitle editing package from Gaupol has been an afterthought and thus not well designed to be a reusable component, but on the other hand is proven, working and maintained code.
FAQs
Reading, writing and manipulating text-based subtitle files
We found that aeidon demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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